Carbon markets and the green economy - learning from the past to shape the Rio agenda
With Rio+20 taking place this week, Prachi Seth from the Overseas Development Institute examines the what is meant by the term 'green economy' - and what lessons we can learn from past experiences to ensure market mechanisms work to support the most vulnerable.
Climate talks in Bonn - search for consensus
CDKN's Head of Negotiatons Support, Dan Hamza-Goodacre, brings us this blog outlining how we can move forward from a set of talks at Bonn that left many fearing the recent negotiations rounds was a case of 'one step forward, two steps back'.
slow work on emissions reductions talks
Climate negotiators have gathered in Bonn, Germany until 25 May to take forward the commitments made at the Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC in Durban last December. Authors from CDKN and LRI take the temperature of the talks.
Feature
11th May 2012
A positive vision for the UNFCCC Technology Executive Committee
Heleen de Connick and Letha Tawney describe why we all have a stake in the success of the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism and set out their vision for how the Technology Executive Committee can rise to the challenging task of facilitating global technology development and transfer.
What legal form should a global climate change deal take?
On 22 March CDKN and the Legal Response Initiative (LRI) co-hosted an event on the controversial question: what legal form should a global climate change deal take, and how much does it matter? Dan Hamza-Goodacre, CDKN’s Head of Negotiations Support, reports.
Event
28th March 2012
Expert meeting on assessing the risk of loss and damage
CDKN's Kashmala Kakakhel outlines the significance of this week's UNFCCC expert meeting on loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change, in Tokyo, Japan.
Resource
17th February 2012
OUTLOOK: Edition two, February 2012
The latest 'Climate and Development Outlook' newsletter showcases results from CDKN projects around the world in the last quarter.
Future of the CDM Under the Kyoto Protocol
Guest blogger Shafqat Kakakhel, who represents the developing countries of the Asia Pacific region on the Executive Board of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), reflects on the significance of the Durban Platform for the future of the CDM.